roll deep

to have a big group of people, i.e. an entourage

"damn homeboy is rollin twenty deep" means to have an entourage of twenty people

by Nicchi December 17, 2004

rally cap

To wear one's baseball cap turned inside out and often sideways to encourage a rally from your favorite baseball team. Must be performed in the confines of a sporting facility and works best in the late innings of a game with runners on base.

The Yankees were down by one run in the bottom of the ninth so i rocked my rally cap.

by salmon hamburger October 6, 2006

Sushi Roll

when you find yourself wrapped up in your blanket so tight ur like a human sushi roll

me and my boyfriend cuddled up into a sushi roll

by Mr. Jesus, the fish March 29, 2015

Tijuana Tuck and Roll

Sex change operation per ZZ Top "Zipper Job". Usually from a man to a woman.

Hey- did you hear that Sylvester got a Tijuana Tuck and Roll? Now he has to use the ladies room!

by Habbie October 1, 2007

Porn Roll

When what you think is a link to something you want to see actually directs you to a video of porn. Derived from Rick Rolling.

Damn, that movie trailer I wanted to see actually redirected me to "Big Ass Blonds 4". I just got Porn Rolled.

by You Just Got Porn Rolled December 24, 2009

Tootsie Roll Stroll

noun.

1. During sexual intercourse, the moment when the man's penis slips out of the woman's vagina and passes against the anus. He proceeds to slide it in without any objection. He is now performing anal sex, & strolling down her brown hole.

2. Casual anal sex

Trevor: Man, had a really great night with my girlfriend last night.

Alex: Sounds lame, Trev.

Trevor: No, dude. She finally take that Tootsie Roll Stroll.

Alex: Damn, T. Great night indeed!

by maximillion September 3, 2013

retro-futuristic rock 'n' roll

A musical genre that encompasses all forms of rock 'n' roll, from Elvis to emo, and is redefined whenever a new genre is created.

The album runs the gamut of retro-futuristic rock 'n' roll, including Rockabilly, British Invasion, Reggae, New Wave, grunge and emo.

by Brian Hallas January 24, 2006